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题型:任务型阅读-多任务混合 难度:0.65 引用次数:44 题号:19949552
阅读下面材料,并按要求完成1至5小题。

... of Reading Legends(传说)

China is a country with a long history. It has a lot of legends. All the people in these legends are magic. They can do everything bravely and perfectly. Now more and more people like reading Chinese legends. They think this can help them learn about the long history of China. And by reading these legends, they may know more about famous people in ancient China. ②Some think they can learn a lot of ways of ...

Ideas of some students

Li Ming
He likes old Chinese legends with pictures.
He spends three hours reading them in a week.
Wang Juan
She likes Chinese legends, and any kind is OK.
She spends an hour reading them every day.

from books: 70                      through network: 30

Numbers of 100 students who know about Chinese legends in different ways

任务一:回答问题
1. How can the people in legends do things?
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2. What kind of Chinese legends does Li Ming like?
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任务二:补全内容
3. 根据材料内容,补全①处画线标题。(标题所给部分不用抄写在答题卡上)
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4. 根据以下所给单词提示,将材料②处画线句子补全,使上下文语义通顺、连贯、语法正确。(词数不限)legends, doing, from(句子所给部分不用抄写在答题卡上)
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任务三:读用结合
5. 根据材料内容,完成以下柱形图表(画出Numbers of 100 students who know about Chinese legends in different ways).
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